"Many of our customers need micro-segmentation for their essential business applications, whether for compliance or because they want to be proactive about protecting against threats," said Matthew Glenn, vice president of product management at Illumio. "Over the past few years, customers have continued to reiterate the important role AIX and Solaris play in their environments, which led us to prioritize building support for these operating systems into our broader solution."
Illumio now provides the widest support for a range of computing environments in physical and virtual computing environments. Unlike the limited application dependency visualization features provided by traditional security solutions for these operating systems, Illumio provides full visibility and policy enforcement in order to achieve micro-segmentation at scale. Delivering AIX and Solaris capabilities allows Illumio's customers to meet compliance requirements such as SWIFT, HITRUST, PCI, and GDPR.
Initially launched in October 2014, Illumio is the first and only pure software platform to streamline micro-segmentation without any dependencies on the hypervisor or other infrastructure components. Illumio ASP offers unparalleled operational efficiency, enterprise scale, and reliability, adapting in real-time in the most dynamic computing environments.
About Illumio
Illumio, recently named to the CNBC Disruptor 50 list, stops cyber threats by controlling the lateral movement of unauthorized communications through its breakthrough adaptive segmentation technology. The company's Adaptive Security Platform™ visualizes application traffic and delivers continuous, scalable, and dynamic policy and enforcement to every bare-metal server, VM, container, and VDI within data centers and public clouds. Using Illumio, enterprises such as Morgan Stanley, Workday, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Plantronics, Salesforce, King Entertainment, NetSuite, Oak Hill Advisors, and Creative Artists Agency have achieved secure application and cloud migration, environmental segmentation, compliance and high-value application protection from breaches and threats with no changes to applications or infrastructure. For more information, visit www.illumio.com or follow us @Illumio.
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